When we are told and we understand that in last year, 2016, I mean, 2017, that we had almost four times the number of training accidents as we did have deaths in combat, there is something wrong there.
Abraham highlights the alarming rate of training accidents compared to combat deaths.
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I understand the current interpretation of the law is that military malpractice is an incident to military service. I mean, that shocks me, as a combat infantry Marine.
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